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First Look: Salt-Water Moon at Finborough Theatre

by Staff Writer
January 4, 2023
Reading Time: 4 mins read
Salt Water Moon credit Lucy Hayes

Salt-Water Moon credit Lucy Hayes

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First Look production images are released for Cumulus Productions London and Finborough Theatre’s British stage première of Salt-Water Moon by Canadian playwright David French.

Peter Kavanagh directs Bryony Miller as Mary, and Joseph Potter as Jacob. A heartbreakingly romantic exploration of young love, set against the shores of Newfoundland at the edge of the British Empire in 1926.

Salt-Water Moon is currently in previews with an opening night at Finborough Theatre on 5th January and running until 28th January 2023.

       
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